Shannon Daley: Love and Let Die: Confessions of a Bond Girl
The show, under the deft direction of Lennie Watts, was campy and heartbreaking, absurd and very romantic, witty and very serious.
Craig Pomranz: Berlin to Dylan to Simon & Garfunkel: It’s All Kosher!
Pomranz provided powerful vocals and adept song-styling.
Marilyn Maye
She moved through her songs with sustained energy and a flow that seemed totally spontaneous.
Photo: CRAIG POMERANZ, vocals in "The Ides of March" (Breaking Up Is The Thing To Do…) with STEPHEN BOCCHINO, Piano & Musical Director; performance photographed: Thursday, March 1, 2012 7:00 PM at the Metropolitan Room, NYC; Photograph: © 2012 Richard Termine (for The New York Times).
PHOTO CREDIT - Richard Termine for The New York Times
Craig Pomranz: Berlin to Dylan to Simon and Garfunkel—It’s All Kosher
This is a show from the point of view of a mature artist—not just in age, but also in terms of life view.
John Burns: Sock It to Me: John Burns Sings the ’60s
Burns has a powerful voice that, happily, he knew how to use, and he also showed enviable clarity in the way he handled lyrics.
